8 best — culture & art in Gdańsk

The Amber Walk of Fame is an avenue of commemorative handprints of famous people from film, theatre, music and literature — people who became legends in their lifetimes through their talent and hard work...

St John's Church — a monumental, mysterious temple that, after wartime destruction, became an extraordinary stage for performances, concerts and Masses (Sundays 10 a.m. in German, 12 p.m. ...

The reconstruction of a trading post and the Amber Road from the Roman period is an event unprecedented in Poland, revealing the historical ties of the area of today's Pruszcz Gdański...

Kunszt Wodny takes its name, and some architectural elements, from the former pumping station that once worked here. For several centuries (17th–19th) this hydro-engineering facility supplied water...

Under the banner 'In Solidarity with Ukraine', anti-war murals began appearing in Gdańsk by Tuse — Piotr Jaworski, one of Poland's best-known street artists. These works can be admired...

Oliwa Park — probably laid out as early as the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries together with the Cistercian abbey — is the oldest and most beautiful park in northern Poland. Across 30 hectares you can admire...

The Piaseczno Sanctuary — right by the Gdańsk–Łódź national road, about 5 km past Gniew. A place known for the oldest Marian apparition in Pomerania — at the turn of 1378/79. There is also...

Mariacka Street is the most beautiful street in Gdańsk. Full of charm in summer and winter. On a sunny day — when displays of colourful wares mingle with light reflected in strings of amber. And in the evening, when...